Gaming

Workshop: Introduction to Game Development

A partnership with TeenTechSF
Saturday, 1/6/2024
2:00 - 3:00
Excelsior Meeting Room
Excelsior

4400 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94112
United States

415-355-2868

Learn how to recreate the iconic Flappy Bird game with PyGame and Python and discover how your favorite games were made. For ages 10–18. Space limited. Reservations required: (415) 355-2868.

TeenTechSF is a nonprofit organization run for and by teens. Our mission is to provide equal access to tech for all because diversity fuels innovation. Since launching, TeenTechSF has connected over 3500+ teens in the Bay Area and around the world to tech mentors and civic entrepreneurs from Apple to Zynga, through tech conferences, civic hackathons, and STEM Workshops.

Connect: TeenTechSF - Website

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